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SUMMARY:[:en]VIOLIN - Prof. Marianne Boettcher (Berlin University of the Arts)/Kensei Yamaguchi[:de]GEIGE - Prof. Marianne Boettcher (Universität der Künste Berlin)/Kensei Yamaguchi[:]
DESCRIPTION:Teacher\nCourse Details\nAccommodation\nRegistration\nCosts\n\n\nTeacher:  \n \nMarianne Boettcher\, violinist from the famous Berlin musician family\, studied in Berlin under Professor Willy Kirch and Professor Michael Schwalbé\, rounding off her studies in Geneva under Professor Henryk Szeryng. She teaches at the University of the Arts Berlin. She has gotten great recognition for playing classic and romantic music and has also become known as an interpreter of new music. She has given the first performances of many works written for her by contemporary composers. \nShe has won many prizes and has made a number of recordings for radio\, television and the records industry in Germany and abroad. Extended concert tours have taken her repeatedly to the USA\, Japan\, Russia and almost every other country in Europe (for example in Rheinsberg\, Prague\, Vienna and Tallinn). She has also been a frequent guest performer at the Berlin Festival\, the International Heinrich Schütz Festival in Sweden\, the German Bach Festival in Berlin and the Vienna Festival. \nThe german president Johannes Rau awarded her 2003 the The Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. \nKensei Yamaguchi started playing piano at age five. At twelve\, he won the All Japan Student Music Competition\, which allowed him to join the Toho-Gakuen School of Music in Tokyo\, the most prestigious music school in Japan\, under the direction of Professor Hiroko Edo. Upon graduation he received a German National Scholarship to further pursue his studies at the Universität der Künste in Berlin\, under Professors Erich Andreas and Pascal Devoyon. \nMr.Yamaguchi has participated in numerous international piano competitions. He is the winner of Third Prize in Porto International Piano Competition\, Portugal (1998)\, First Prize at Senigallia International Piano Competition\, Italy (1999)\, and of the prestigious First Prize at Monte Carlo Piano Masters\, Monaco (2000). \nHis numerous concert activities include solo performances with Das Sinfonieorchester Berlin\, Filarmonica Marchigiana\, Italy\, Monte Carlo Orchestre Philharmonique\, Orquestra Nacional do Porto\, the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra\, the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra\, and the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra. In addition he has appeared in solo recitals and chamber music concerts in most European countries\, Japan\, and the USA. \n\n\n\nDates:  \n\nArrival: Thursday\, April 27\, 2023\, until 12 pm \nClosing concert: Sunday\, April 31st\, 2023\, 5 pm \nDeparture: Monday\, May 1st\, 2023\, until 12 pm \nCourse Description: \n\npreparation for exams\, concerts and competitions \nRepertoire: \nworks for violin from all periods: from Baroque over Classic and Romantic to Modern Music \n\n\nAccommodation: \n \nStudents are hosted on a shared room basis in a beautiful villa on the bank of the Rhine river. \nMeals:  \nA kitchen is available for cooking; groceries can be bought in a nearby supermarket. Group shopping is advised. A different team can do the cooking daily\, which can be organize in situ. \nRooms: \nCommitted to the spirit of romanticism\, all masterclasses offered by the Sankt Goar International Music Festival and Academy unite everything under one roof: living\, learning\, eating and sleeping. That is why participants will be hosted on a shared room basis. \n\n\nAudition information and registration: \nIn order to be accepted\, you must meet one of the following criteria: \n(a) be recommended by Prof. Boettcher\, or \n(b) submit an unedited video audition (YouTube link) for review. \nNB: The total number of participants is limited to eight musicians. \nIn addition\, you must complete and submit our application form and pay a €40\,- application fee. \nRegistration Deadline: March 27\, 2023 \n\n\nTuition: \nCourse fee: €200\,-\nAccommodation/Facility Fee (obligatory): €200\,-
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SUMMARY:[:en]VIOLA - Prof. Piotr Szumieł (Rostock University of Music and Drama)[:de]BRATSCHE - Prof. Piotr Szumieł (Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock)[:]
DESCRIPTION:Teachers\nDates\nCourse Details\nAccommodation\nRegistration\n\n\nTeacher:  \n \nPiotr Szumieł\, born in Warsaw in 1977\, belongs to the group of the most versatile violists of his generation. At a young age he was the recipient of numerous prestigious prizes at international competitions\, including winning the Jan Rakowski Viola Competition in Poznan in 1998\, the special prize at the 36th International Instrumental Competition in Markneukirchen in 2001\, a 2nd prize at the 9th International Johannes Brahms Competition in 2002 in Pörtschach (Austria) and 3rd prize at the Vienna International Viola Competition in 2004. \nBetween 2002 and 2008 he was a member and principal violist of the Dresden Philharmonic and the Dresden Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra\, and is a sought-after juror and teacher on master classes. Piotr Szumiel has been doing very intensive educational work for many years – he is a lecturer for viola and chamber music at the College of Music „Carl Maria von Weber” (since 2005)\, between 2013-2018 he was a lecturer at the “Karol Szymanowski” Academy of Music in Katowice and from October 2019 at the University of Music and Drama in Rostock\, where he has been a professor since April 2020. \nPiotr Szumieł has played in London’s Wigmore Hall\, the Berlin Philharmonie\, the Wiener Konzerthaus and the Wiener Musikverein\, Megaron in Athens\, the Cologne Philharmonie\, Citè de la musique Paris\, Palais des Beaux Arts Brussels\, Konserthuset Stockholm\, Concertgebouw Amsterdam\, Warsaw Philharmonic and much more… \nAs a chamber musician\, he has worked together with the following artists: Alena Baeva\, Martin Fröst\, Gabriela Montero\, István Várdai\, Garrick Ohlsson\, Vadym Kholodenko\, Valentin Erben\, Nils Mönkemeyer\, Kevin Kenner\, Igor Levit\, Per Arne Glorvigen\, Jörg Widmann\, Charles Richard-Hamelin\, Polina Leschenko\, Ewa Kupiec. \nAs a soloist\, Piotr Szumieł works with conductors such as José Maria Florêncio\, Vladimir Kiradjiew\, Anu Tali\, Gérard Korsten\, Hugh Wolf\, Teowyn Evans\, Ernst Kovacic\, Petri Sakri\, Baldur Bronnimann and has performed with numerous orchestras\, including the Dresden Philharmonic\, BBC Symphony Orchestra\, Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna\, the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Dresden\, BBC National Orchestra of Wales\, and the National Radio Symphony Orchestra Katowice. \nPiotr Szumieł studied at the „Fryderyk Chopin” Music Academy in his hometown in the viola class of Prof. Stefan Kamasa\, where he graduated with distinction in 2001. Later\, he continued his viola studies with Prof. Wolfgang Klos and chamber music with Prof. Johannes Meissl at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna\, where he also graduated with distinction in 2010. \nIn addition to his solo and didactic activities\, he devotes himself intensively to the “Apollon Musagète Quartet”\, founded in 2006. In the two years of its existence\, this ensemble has not only gained outstanding recognition from critics\, but also from the juries of major music competitions. After winning international music competitions in Vienna and Florence\, the quartet quickly established itself as a fixture on the European music scene after receiving the 1st prize and almost all special prizes at the 57th ARD International Music Competition. \nPiotr Szumieł is the recipient of the “Young Poland” scholarship program of the Minister for Culture and National Heritage and the “Burletti Buitoni Trust Award” (2014) for outstanding artistic achievements with the “Apollon Musagete Quartet”. \nThe artist conducted workshops and master classes in Austria\, Germany\, Hong Kong and Poland. He took part in the work of the jury at international viola and chamber music competitions in Shanghai\, Hong Kong\, Katowice and Meissen. \n\n\n\nDates:  \nArrival: Tuesday\, May 3rd\, 2022\, until 12 pm \nClosing concert: Friday\, May 6\, 2022\, 7 pm \nDeparture: Saturday\, May 7\, 2022\, until 12 pm \n\n\nContents: preparation for exams\, concerts and competitions \nRepertoire: Works from all periods: from Baroque over Classic and Romantic to Modern Music \n\n\nAccommodation: \n \nStudents are hosted on a shared room basis in a beautiful villa on the bank of the Rhine river. \nMeals:  \nA kitchen is available for cooking; groceries can be bought in a nearby supermarket. Group shopping is advised. A different team can do the cooking daily\, which can be organize in situ. \nRooms: \nCommitted to the spirit of romanticism\, all masterclasses offered by the Sankt Goar International Music Festival and Academy unite everything under one roof: living\, learning\, eating and sleeping. That is why participants will be hosted on a shared room basis. \nFor further impression\, please visit our venue site. \n\n\nThis masterclass is already fully booked. Further applications are not possible. 
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SUMMARY:[:en]VIOLIN - Prof. Julia Schröder (University of Music Freiburg)[:de]GEIGE - Prof. Julia Schröder (Staatliche Hochschule für Musik Freiburg)[:]
DESCRIPTION:Teachers\nDates\nCourse Details\nAccommodation\nRegistration\nCosts\nImpressions\n\n\n Teacher:  \n \n“There’s a musician at work who is in love with every note she plays and improvises\, which leaves nothing routine\, only experienced with her fellow musicians and acting technically and artistically at the highest level.”\, writes the Basler Zeitung about the violinist Julia Schröder. \nHer rousing way of playing also inspired soloists such as Sol Gabetta\, Marijana Mijanovic\, Giuliano Carmignola\, Angelika Kirchschlager\, Andreas Scholl\, Patricia Kopatschinskaja\, Giuliano Sommerhalder\, Angela Hewitt\, Nuria Rial\, Julia Leshneva\, Franco Fagioli and Cecilia Bartoli\, with whom Julia Schröder realized many concerts and CD recordings. \nAs concert master and director of the Kammerorchester Basel\, she tours the great halls of Europe\, thus establishing her reputation as an outstanding artist\, director and violinist. In 2010 she was appointed professor for violin at the Musikhochschule Freiburg (Germany). \nHer musical versatility and great ease on the violin make her a sought-after musical partner. His stylistic range from the practice of historical performance to tango\, through jazz\, gives him an authenticity that makes his violin playing incomparable. She is a welcome guest with ensembles such as il Giardino Armonico\, the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra\, the Lauttencompagney Berlin\, Les Passions de l`Ame and the Tango Trio Marcelo Nisinman. \nHer discography was published by Sony BMG. \n\n\n\nDates:  Arrival: Thursday\, August 26th\, 2021\, until 12 pm Closing concert: Sunday\, August 29\, 2021\, 5 pm Departure: Monday\, June 30\, 2021\, until 12 pm \n\n\nContents: preparation for exams\, concerts and competitions Repertoire: Works from all periods: from Baroque over Classic and Romantic to Modern Music;  \n\n\nAccommodation: \nThe beautiful SGIMFA villa on the bank of the Rhine river.\nStudents are hosted on a double-room basis in a beautiful\, fully remodelled\, 1892 villa on the bank of the Rhine river. \nMeals:  A kitchen is available for cooking; groceries can be bought in a nearby supermarket. Group shopping is advised. A different team can do the cooking daily\, which can be organize in situ. \nRooms: Committed to the spirit of romanticism\, all masterclasses offered by the Sankt Goar International Music Festival and Academy unite everything under one roof: living\, learning\, eating and sleeping. That is why participants will be hosted on a shared double-room basis. \nFor further impressions\, please have a look online at our venue. \n  \n\n\nAudition information and registration: \nIn order to be accepted\, you must meet one of the following criteria: \n(a) be recommended by Prof. Schröder\, or\n(b) submit an unedited video audition (YouTube link) for review. \nIn addition\, you must complete and submit our application form and pay a €40\,- application fee. \nRegistration Deadline: July 26\, 2021 \n\n\nTuition: \nCourse fee (incl. accommodation): €450\,-
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